Aviation in Canada 1917-1918

Aviation in Canada 1917-1918 is a comprehensive compilation by Alan Sullivan that delves into the significant developments in Canadian aviation during the tumultuous years of World War I. The book captures the essence of how aviation technology evolved and the role Canada played in the global aviation landscape. Through detailed accounts and historical insights Sullivan highlights the contributions of Canadian aviators and the establishment of military aviation infrastructure showcasing the nation's commitment to air power during a critical period in history.***The work not only chronicles the advancements in aircraft design and military tactics but also emphasizes the personal stories of pilots and engineers who shaped the aviation industry. Sullivan's meticulous research brings to light the challenges faced by these pioneers including training combat and innovation. This book serves as an essential resource for historians and aviation enthusiasts alike providing a vivid portrayal of a transformative era in Canadian aviation history and illustrating the foundational steps that would lead to future advancements in the field.